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Gordon’s Sloe Gin
From Tanqueray Gordons Ltd
Gordons take the finest wild sloe berries and steep them gently, before adding Gordon’s gin. The result is a wonderful tipple that marries the dryness of Gordon’s with cassis sweetness – perfect in cocktails, as an alternative G&T, or simply on its own (but always with friends!).
| ABV: | 26% |
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